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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-10
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN

u.a s<Sai,,ed a standard Of excellence whieh
Il contains cvory Improvements that inventive
osnius, skin AID money can produce.
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COLDS NIT HIS
BARGAINS FOR TODAY.

bAhGAlNS fOh lODA l.
500 doz Gents Hemstitched Copd
Dor er Linsn Handkerchiefs for l5c
each, worth 25c. 200 doz Linen
Collars, standing or turn down, at
10c each. 80 dcz Linen Cuffs at loo
pair. 100 doz Silk E0ds Suspend
ers at 25c a pair. 200 drz British
Halt Hose, full regular, 3 pairs for
Soc. 100 doz Boys Solid Color Hall
Hose at 10, pai'. so dee Silk
scarfs and Ties at zoe each.
200 dtz Unlaundried Shirts, re-
iDforced back and front, Doc each.
$50 dee Urlaundried Shirts at 25c,
worth Soc. 100 doz L'undried
Shirts, open front, small pleats, at
81. 100 doz Percale Shirts, laun-
dried, at 65c, worth 81 %.
Clothing! ClothiHg!
Read carefully. 200 Boys Knee
Pants at 35c, worth 75c. 100 Boys
Suits at 81, worth 81 so. 10 Boys
Suits, spring style, at 81 so, worth
So. so Boys Suits, blue or brown
flannel, at 81 80, worth S.. 30
Youths Suits, cashmere, at 81 rs,
worth $5. 100 Gents Cashmere
Pants at IL 40, worth So. so Gents
Cas- simere Pants at 81 80, worth
So 90. Large assortment of Gents
Spring Suits at prices that defy
competition. 200 doz Gents Derby
Hats, spring style, at 90c each.
Gents, for your Clothing aud Far
nishiDg Goods, call at
SM7TH'S.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

NRw0RLEANs, April 1.-Night-D;-
parted: City Of Baton Rouge, st. Louig.
EVANSVILLE, April 1.-Night-River
10 feet inches on the gauge ano sta
tionary. Weather clear.
PITrsBURe, April 1.-Night-River
8 4-10 feet on the gauge aud falling.
Weather cloudy and cold.
WHEELING, April 1.-Night-River
feet inches on the gauge ar d fall
ing slo Wy. Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-Noon- River
River 6 feet 8 inches in the caral and 4
feet inches on the falls and stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant.
VICKsBuRa, April L. Night De-
parted: City of Vicksburg, st. Locis.
Passed down: U. p schenck oakland
and barges, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-Night-River
Is feet inch on the gauge and station
airy. Weather clear and warmer. Az.
rived: Guiding Star, New Orleans.
CAIRO, April l.-Night-River 2E feet
6 inches on the gauge and rising.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived
Annie P. Silver, st. Louis, l pm.
Smoky City and tow, Jay Gould and
bargee, New Orleans, 2 pm; W. w.
O'Neill and tow, Olio river, 6 p m.
Departed: Smoky City and tow, Pitts.
burg, 8 pm; CIR mite State, Memphis,
4pm.; W. W. O'Nelll and tow, New
Orleans, 6p.m.
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klTLROlD TINE TABLE.

Ksnsas Cisy, Ms.sPsis and Btrm-
iHEsan. -TrsiIs move - s9llsys Ne I
leave. E:nssis q" . nj !, q i5siS
1s.sYs.ippi aad Tesnessse.- Trains
move A. foiisws, New Orleans mail arrives
daily 81 500 .. m; leaves daily At $500 ,; n;
am. leaves daily at 400 pm. Mall trains
kssbit o. Loves, Or Gag .tstions IT..
move % follows; Fast line leaves at $3.50
Gm.; st. Louis fast iius leaves at 5 80 D. IN.
Past line arrives 1t l 80 pm; st. Louis fast
hns arrives At 9 40 am.
Misstssipot Valley Reute a., N. o.
follows: New Orleans iast mail. daily, leaves
OF 4 30 pm; Vicksburg express, daily leaves
ct s:15 am. New Orleans fast mail. daily,
arrives At s:le Am; VicksburE express,
s1ils . isrifi a. ana S%sshv,iIe-Trains
nsve As fellows: Past mail arrives daily at
e;l5 AIN. leaves 1t l0:lO p.m. Mail leaves
daily ct 10:l0 a.m.; arrives at 400 Pm
BrOWnsyille accommodation leaves daily
except Sunday, at 8 80 a. standard time.
Cuff Route Kassas Guy, spring:
neld and N lem o hisl- Trains leave NJ. and
Press, leaves at io:45 am; No. 5, Kansas
City express, arrives at $50 p. m. No z,
Kansas City mail, leaves at 9 200 p.m.; No; l.
ksAsas City mail, arrives At 6;4o am. NO:
4, 81, Louis and Chicago express, leaves At
SEQ p.n No. /, st. Louis and Chicago ex-
press, arrives at t;i5a.m. In effect Sunday,
April Is, 1895.
moye a. follows: Through express leaves
daily at 10 80 Pa. Mail and express leaves
daily At $50 am. Somerville aocommoda-
ten leaves daily, except Sunday, at !;i0
Pm. Through express arrives daily at ;I9
1m, Nail and, express arrives daily ct 3 lis
Pm. Somsrville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at8:D am.
nemphts and Little Rock.-Trains
move 90 follows central standard tim.e)
No, 3 leaves Memphis daily at 10 Am; No.
No. Q arrives at Memphis at 9:40 p. m. Ne.
NrsishA arrives at Hopeheld ut 4:a pm.
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Courthouse win embrace the follow
ing real estate: A lot 46x316 feet on
Mapa9as street, sou h OF Hswley; q
lot 28xl86 feet on fernando, north OF
Beale street market; q lot 60x120 feet on
South street, north west corner OF Bled-
soc alley; q lot 35xl48 feet on Robson
street, being lot 81 and part Of coun-
try lot oil lot l7x72 feet on Wash.
ington, east OF Fouth lot 60x148 feet
on the sou h side OF Poplar, being part
OF country lot 473; lot "a on the Bat
ture, corner OF Dock and Water streets.
AT a meeting OF the Tennessee
Mining and Agricultural Land and
Immigration Company held Thursday
evening the charter members were
continued as directors for three
months. F. NJ. White was elected
president, J. p. Sykes secretary, and
b. Richmond treasurer. Books OF
subscription were directed to be
opened Immediately, and the shares
were placed at $25 each. The pres-
dent and secretary were directed to
issue an address setting forth the OBJ
jects Of the association. Quite q guam
tity Of stock has been subscribed.
Judge DuBose STATED from the
bench yesterday morning that he did
not consider the indictment properly
worded, as it put J. W. Davidson, the
keeper Of the cigar sand, as the per-
son from whom Talbot had stolen the
money, instt al OF /. Ssmelson 4 Co.,
the owners OF the stand. He ex-
pressed an intention Of setting alide
the verdict aad quashiDg the indict.
ment. Attorney General Peters con-
tended that the wording Of the in
dictment was in accordance with the
statutory laws OF the State, and eaid
he could convince the Court OF his
error. Attorney General Peters all o
stated that he would take an appeal
in the case II the CJurt carried out the
intention he had mentioned. The
matter will be argued this morning.
Three OF the dogs to ba used in
tracking evildoers arrived yesterday.
They were obtained from Fisher 4
Yerger, at the convict camp near
FIisrs Point, Mics, at cost OF 5000
each. They are about fourteen months
old, and are called Rusky, Niger and
Joe. At the camp on Wednesday last
q negro convict under ten years SEN
tence was released and told IL at he
should have his liberty II he escaped
the dogs. He was given three hours
start and then the bruteJ were put on
his trail. They caught him before he
had gone twenty miles 1t Is further
stated that one OF them actually swan
the Mississippi river and continued
the chase Of negro, freeing him near
Marianne. The bloodhounds ordered
from Philadelphia are said to be en-
route to this city. A competent man
will be employed to care or them.
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TRANSFERS.

Shep A. Rogers and Patlie 8. Rogers
to Mrs. Mary w. Folkes, undivided
half interest in lots Is, IA and ID, Pro
vine Subdivision. Consideration
sos IL.
Woodruff Lumber Company to L P.
Cooper, 200 acres Of land in Shelby
county. Consideration $500.
7. ]. Morris TO + K. Leake, a lot in
Oollierville. Consideration $40.
Andrew Young ard vile to W. d:
Beard, lot No. 7 on the east side of
Bartholomew avenue. Consideration
$3.50.
]. W. Nelson and wife to Mrs. T.
Covington, lot fronting 300 feet on
Mosby avenue and running back with
Cochran avenue 307 feet. Considera-
lion $500.
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When The Robins
ClirpAgain,
AND THE NEWS 1T BRINGS
TO MEN,
Of the Great Question,
Where and When.

When the robin chirps again we
clothing men begin expecting a re-
vival of trade and period of activity
to succeed the dull period between
Christmas and Spring.
The MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, No. 262 SECOND STREET,
like the robins, are always prepared
for spring as soon as spring weather
arrives. We are prepared to supply
you with the best made clothing in
the world, and to give it to you at a
price actually less than you have to
pay for poor material put together in
very slouchy manner.
We offer to the rich man an oppor-
tunity to save one-half what he has
been paying for clothing, while to
the poor man we offer the privilege
of buying the rich mans dress at the
poor mans prices.
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Is that OF Mr.. Peter Bauer, Nos. 16 and
l8 Adams street MIR. Bsuer's saloon
has just been thoroughly RI novated,
and is now the la1ds5mest in the
city. The proprietor certainly urd r
stands his bu,iness. S nee 1875 he
has been connected with tae whole
sale beer trade, and no one perso
knows better than he how to handle
the delicious teversge. In his saloon
one will always fad the Schliiz beer
in perfect order, and his wines,
liauors. and cigars ara OF the very best
brands. The genial Pete will.slso serve
you splendid hot lunch every day
from IL to 2 o'clock, and a grand free
lunch every Saturday night. Now 90
right straight to Peter Bauer's elegant
resort, Nos. IS and Is Adams street,
and we will bet 10 to / that he will
satisfy you. Fred Zeigler is in charge
OF the liquid department, and hand
somer, friendher or better mixer of
drinks cannot be found anywhere.
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J. p. PRUTZMAN g. CO.
COMPOSITION ROOFERs,
BlTUMEN CONCRETE PAYERS.
Onlce and Yard, FrOSt A HI OteI atn.

DOOFINI Of Wooden Felt. Roofing Co
IN ment and Gravel, Used on almost all
the business and public buildings Of Cincin-
natl, Chicago, st. Louis, and other leading
cities. Equally as fre-proof as metal, more
durable, does not require constant repaint-
ing, and Is much cooler during heats Of sum
mer. PAVING Of Bitumen Concrete. Ex-
tensively used for cellar and warehouse
no9rs, 49, s rsrS Ysfke nSnse a1GIs' ssSss
Hard, smooth, entirely free from dampness,
prooi against rats, always clean and whole
some. In sanitary value unequaled.
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GENTS NEW SPRING SCARFs.

We open today a magnificent &c.
lection OF Gents Neckwear, at
25c and Soc each.
Gents Spring Underwear Now
Ready.
The attention of gentlemen is call
ed to our Hand Made French
Calf Shoes no better can be
had at any price.
We sell good Sewed Shoe for So so.
We sell Fine Calf Shoe for So 90.
We sell French CAT Shoes for S. 80.
All our ehoes are made expressly
for us OF selected stock, war
ranted to wear well and fit CON-
fortably.
Ladies' XIII Button Shoes, ST. 80.
Ladies' Hand Sewed Kid Shoes,
So 70.
This Hand Sewed Shoe cannot be
had elsewhere for less than
$3.50. We gave an order for
1000 pairs and got them at a
bargain. Try them.
Splendid So 80 Shoe for 1915.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

Tor Arkansas: Fair heather ;
slightly ,0armer pinds; generally
sxiherly.
For Tennessee and Kentucky:
Slightly pdrmer; fair peather;
lpinds generally shifting TO sORtherly.
The Missouri river to,U continue
10 toll 0boye Boonpille. aud toiH rise
at stations near 81. Louis the Ms
sissippi 0iH remain nearly stationary
beloto Vicksburg, and IL ,oiH jail at
stations betWeen VicksJur0 and
Cairo.
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TENNESSEE Brewing Oompany's Book
Beer on zap with all their customers
today and tomorrow.
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OHAS. BOWERS 4 CO.,
NO. ass MAIN ST.,
clergyman q wsgner's Old standS

Will open tonight with an entirely
fresh stock OF Cigars, comprising in
part the following favorite brands:
DILIGENOIAS,
VILLAR Y VILLAR,
JEFFERSON
ard other we'll known brands, besides
all the leading brands OF Cigarettes,
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos.
A handsome souvenir will be pre-
sented to each caller on this occasion.
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ROUsING BARGAINS TODAYI
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
Today we offer series Of splendid
bargains in Mems and Boys
SPRING CLOTHING!

LOOK AT THE PRICES.
sl3 so will buy a Scotch, All Wool
Gsnts' Suit, sold elsewhere at
$18 90.
$40 90 will buy an ALI Wool Gents
Suit, sold elsewhere at Sl5 90.
SIG 30 will buy Gents Extra Fine
Cheviot Suits, sold elsewhere
at $1,000.
425 90 will buy Gents Elegant Gus
tom Made Dress Suits, sold else
where at $50 90.
$22 30 win buy the new Wide
Vale Gents Suits, sold else
where at s28 90.
So 80 will buy GsDts' All Wool
Cashmere Trousers, sold else
where at s. 90.
"a
New Spring Hats. Just Opened.
500 Boys' Long Pants Suits, 8 10 IL
years, at So 70.
1000 Boys Knee Pants Suits at
$3 70.
Another Bargain To-day.
100 dozen French Percale Shirt
Waists, the best ma lie; can't be
hal in Memphie, II at all, for
less than 81 Or each.
To-day Only rs Gents.
All the newest designs, fresh from
the factory.
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TENNESSEE Brewing Company's Book
Beer on tap at all prominent saloons
today and tomorrow.
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Is REMOVED By THE USE OF COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnett's Flsvoring extracts are the
hnak
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TENNESSEE Brewing Company's Book
Beer on tap with all their customers
today and tomorrow.
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agOnOKraIn BanRlea, REuIfordI
Jos. SpeCht a NOI

DoN'T fail to try the Tennessee Brew
ing Oompany's Book Deer.
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ALL lovers Of fine glass Of beer
should not fail to call for Tennessee
Brewing Company's Book Beer.
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Jerseys. Jerseys. Jerseys.

VOAoOJns vSa7OJO' aoNJo'
The Jersey has come to stay. We
recognized this fact and bought
very largely, at low prices;
therefore can give better values
than those buying in email
quantities.
AT 73c, Jerseys worth 81 90.
At 90c, Jerseys worth 81 80.
At 81 10, Jerseys worth ST. rs.
At So 90, Jerseys worth So 90.
At So 90, Jerseys worth "a 90.
Also, 100 Spring Cloth Walking
Jackets at ST. 75-gsrments
really worth S. 90.
Today, for the First Time
In Memphis, ladies can see the
very latest novelty In
Embroidered Back Kid Gloves!
Heliotrope, Lavender and Tan.
Easter Millinery.
Our opening of Millinery on
Wednesday last has established the
fashions for the season, 80 ladies
need hesitate no longer, but make
their selections at once. Choice
gems will be picked up at once.
We open today additional novel
ties in
Straw Bonnets and Hats,
Misses School Hats, and
Children's Embroidered Bonnets.
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
N. B.-0ur store is open every
Saturday night until 8 o'clock.
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Solid SIlverWare az AInliOrtl's

ALL lovers OF tiue glass OF beer
should not fail to call for Tennessee
Brewing Oompauy's Book BSer.
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TENNESSEE Brewing Company g Book
Beer on tap with all their customer
only few days. Try 1t.
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FIRE SALVAGE SALE,
400 Main Street. 400 Main Sire oil

TODAY! TODAY! TODAY!
Children's Suit, full line, 4 to 10
years, 81 %, 81 25, 81 25, ST. rs per salt
Boys Suits-coat, pants and vest
from to IA years, So 80, ~ so, So 80,
So SO per suit.
Children's Knee Pants, full line, Soc
per pair.
Boys Pants, full line, 60c per pair.
Mems All Wool Suits, full line
C a., pants and VESTS 80, 50 so, So 80
per suit.
Mems All Wool Cashmere Pants,
full line, 81, ~, 81 per pair.
80 dc zen Ohildren's Percale Waists,
all at zoe, zoe, zoe each.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts, all sizes,
25c, 25c each.
75 dozen Mems Silk and Satin Scarfs,
all at 15c, l5c, l5c each.
Mems Uncerwt ar at 25c and 35c
each.
Shoel! shoes and Slippers!
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, worke d
button holes, 81 %, ST. %, 81 rs per
pair.
Ladies' Kid Front Lace Shoes, 81, 81
Per pair.
Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers, all sizes,
50c per pair.
Ladies' Kid Newports, in lace and
button, Soc per pair.
Chidren's Shoes at 25c, 35c, SOC and
Toe per pair.
Boys Shoes at SOC, Zoe and Soc per
pair.
Mems Shoes a: Soc, 75c and 81 per
pair.
Baseball Shoes, all numbers, 25c,
25c, 25c per pair.
Mems Velvet Silk Embroidered Slip
pers, all numbers, 75c per pair.
Eanna knlunnn ANnnannnu
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DoN'r fail to try the Tennessee Brew
ing Company's Book Beer.
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Call for 1t Early and Often.

Do\0Soo That are fretful,
ONONoS peevish, cross, or
troubled with Windy Collie, Teething
Pains, or Stomach Disorders, can be
relieved atonce by using Acker' g Baby
Soother. 1t contains no Opium or
Morphine, hence IS safe Price 70
cents. Sold by
For sale by A. RENKKnT'
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GaatOn,a Hotel.

W. II. BINGHAM. MANAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices accoi ding to size and looa-
ton of room.
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TRNNEssEE Br ,wing Oompany's Book
Beer on tap with all their customers
TODAY and tomorrow.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Mas. wNsLoy's SoOTHISe sTRur should
soothes the child. softens the gums, allayS
all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best
remedy for diRrrh@a; 25c bottle.
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We Have No Competitor

In ice cream when quality is desired
JOS. SPRCHT 4 Son, 81 Madison St.
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pany's Book Beer.
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Have reduced he price Of their Ice
cream, but not the Quality.
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RAahndY Hotel.

Rates 81 so and IS Ier day, according to
sine and location Of room-Special
TatAH made
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Ladies', IL will pay you to
visit Mays Emporium.
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Time. Bar. Their. Wind We'th
700 am 10. 1877 80 Calm. Clear.
$500 pm. 30. ITO 500 w. IOlear.
10 100 pm 80 080f $50 NV. IOlear.
Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature, 3S.
Ozone, 10 am, %.
RaiGfall, 00).
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Telephone 500

Call fer 1t EARLY and often.
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DAnGlruR

Fine Watch Repairing at Mulr ord's
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A Cory Place,

GALL for Tennessee Brewing Con-
pluy's Beck Beer.
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Fire: Salvage Company,
IMAM STREET. q.

TRNNEssEE Brewing Company's Beck
Beer on tap with all their customers
only few days. Try it.
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whsre he was attending school--was kind. Al
fectionate son alwaye seemed to love his home;
had no bad habits always Al home Of evenings
reading, of which he WAS extremely fond. having
read more than most boys OF ms age. NO cause
can be assigned for his conduct. unless pure love
of adventure. He took no money nor extra
clothing with him. He was not used to exposure
Of any kind, having been raised very tender
~ and his parents greatly fear for his health. IL
is now supposed he is on his way to Florida. lie
was extremely fond OF the water and ooats, nav
ing learned to steer q small steamer the past
summer. Was also much interested in machin.
cry oil all kinds, especially engines. and could
converse intelgently about their different parts;
had some slight knowledge or wood working
machinery, having worked ut times IN iuInl-
tuFe factory. He has light blue eyes, rather hight
brown hair, very fair complexion slightly rsck-
led, has tolerably full. round face. Is strongly
built, has . scar in the center OF his forehead ex-
tending up and DOWN, caused by a cut wear
this is another email, round scar, lett by the
chiokenpox. They are slight, but can plainly
be seen when bis hat is removed and hair
pushed up He is LET, handed, writes lefl-banded
was dressed when missed with q hat Of light
and blue straw, light cloth coat. dark jeans
pants, dark cloth vest a light colored cotton
Shirt. long cotton stockings, brwon and white
mixed, coarse shoes, laced and sQuarc-t"ed. II
is 70 be hoped that all railroad and river men
will he Interested enough to keep sharp watch
for this boy. Anyone finding him is authorized
to hold him until they can communicate with
the parents. I, is supposed be is stealing bis
way on the rAllroads-and how many aching
hearts this stealing rides on railroads has caused
parents If this boy knew the condition his
poor mother ie in he would surely lose no ime
In returning to his home 1t is 10 be HOPED some
one may succeed in returning him TO his parents
soon. Address
Mr.. and MRS 0. Y SAcKxAN,
La Gre, Wabash County, Iud.
"Papers requested TO copy
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Hlcm- R'rem Wiec0smkic.

MICcosUKrE, November 20, 1887.
Miccosukie is still booming in the way Of buy
ing cotton.
The rise IN cotton came too late for the farm
crs, except a few fortunate ones who were able
to hold their cotton.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
Our school house has been ceiled and furnished
with nice new desks, (all the way from Lsui.-
vile, Ky..) at az expense OF 1924 Fifty dollars
wns appropriated by the school board, forty-fve
dollars raised by the patrons and the balance by
The entertainment. We now have the most com
Portable school house that have seen outside OF
Tallahassee. To Miss Mead is due all the
praise. We are now prepared to return or throw
away The cast off Tallahassee desks
Mr.. james Edwards, of Jefferson county, con
tractor and builder, commenced work yesterday
on large and Cornmodioue two-story dwelling
for our wide awake merchant and successful
farmer, Mr.. Theodore Turnbuli. AS soon as
completed Mr.. Turnbul and family will move
to the village.
The young people Of Miyco.ukie were very
pleasantly entertained hy Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Christie Oh Thursday evening
The many friends Of Mr.. T. B. Byrd were
pleased to see him At his old home Oh Friday.
The fourth quarterly meeting for the Leon
Circuit will bc held in the village, embracing
Saturday and Sabbath next
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--------------- - - 15r
West Florida Fair.

The West Florida Fair held At De Funiak
Springs WAS success, the list Of premiums
awarded, as published in The Weekly critic, show
ing that there was q very extensive display of
domestic animals, products OF the soil and manu-
featured articles. The fertility OF the coil of he
western counties was evidenced by the exhibits
OF rice, cane, cotton corn. millet and other pro-
auctions. ali of unusual excellence. The cattle
show included many fine sheep from the ranches
Of the WOO. growers in that section.
Says the Critic
Col. W. D. Cbipley was unable to attend The
First Annual Session Of the West Florida Fair,
owing TO the pressure of of1icial business but
through bis kindness and lberslity the associa-
ton Is enabled to pay all demands In ful. The
secretary is 10 receipt Of letters expressing his
sincere regrets for his enforced Absence, as II was
his full determination TO be present and aid in
person the grand success achieved